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  • Thread Starter mfcummings

    (@mfcummings)

    UPDATE:

    I found some success by adding the following to the Easy Testimonial CUSTOM CSS in the Basic Options panel:

    blockquote {
    border: none;
    }

    blockquote p {
    margin-top: 0.8em;
    text-align: left;
    }

    .cycle-prev,
    .cycle-next {
    cursor: pointer;
    display: block;
    color: #041d37;
    font-weight: bold;
    }

    But…. the links are arranged vertically (although they do function and are visible)

    If I add:

    .cycle-next {
    float: right;
    }

    They line up as desired but are no longer functional (no cursor: pointer and no prev-next functionality).

    Ideas?

    Thread Starter mfcummings

    (@mfcummings)

    Richard,
    sorry it took me so long to respond, I had the website locked down but now it’s open for your perusal.

    2 issues;

    1. The vertical line on left side of testimonials
    2. Prev/Next buttons appear vertical, one atop the other and although functional, the mouse cursor turns into a caret instead of a “link hand”.

    http://dev.aspencarehome.com/home/testimonials/

    Any advice would be appreciated!

    Thanks,

    mfc

    Thread Starter mfcummings

    (@mfcummings)

    Richard,
    Thank you! your advice gets me most of the way there. As I said, I’m comfortable with PHP but I’m more of a cut&paste kinda guy at this point (still a student). Do you have (or can you point me to) a template I can use as a launching board? Are there any examples of php files used to format that I can look at and deconstruct?

    Thank you again for your advice to me and others (I have read many of them and learned something from each response).

    Cheers~!

    Thread Starter mfcummings

    (@mfcummings)

    forgot….

    I’m using Elegant Themes: Divi

    I also wondered if this is a feature of the paid version (the documentation was ambiguous).

    Cheers~!

    Thank you for this post. It solved my same problem but introduced another minor one. When I click the “Read the full article” link and the full article post appears, it has default WP formatting.

    Is there a way to maintain my theme formatting across the testimonial posts?

    (I’m asking here rather than beginning a new post as it’s an extension of the original question, let me know if I should move it to a new post.)

    Thanks!

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